Nosey AF • 05-23-2026 • Sheri Rush

Today, Saturday, May 23rd, hang with me and my friend, Sheri Rush, a Chicago artist and painter who has been fully committed to her creative life for decades. We’re talking large-scale painting, residencies, nature archives, surviving critiques, and what it looks like to keep making work through every season of being an artist and a human. It’s one of those conversations that makes you want to create something. --- Airs: Second and Fourth Saturdays at 2 PM CST on 105.5 FM Chicago, lumpenradio.com, and the Lumpen mobile app!

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